In Remembrance

I was just 10 years old when I got to see my cousin Julie for the first time. She was just days old, when my Aunt Janice brought her over to my Grandma and Grandpa Lundin's house. I couldn't believe a human being could be that tiny, and I was in awe of her. I remember her as being such a sweet and loving girl who delighted in many things. As she grew older, she was enthralled with David Cassidy and the Partridge Family. I remember how my uncle Ronnie loved to push her buttons and tease her, all in jest of course. I've not seen Julie in many years due to our living out of state, but have followed her status through the years through other members of the family. Julie was well liked and loved and well taken care of by her foster families. Julie, you finally made it home. Rest in peace, sweet girl. Cousin Sandie and Mike Martin

Nancy and family, We're sorry to hear of Julie's passing. Heaven gained a very special angel. Rest in Peace, sweet lady! Our deepest condolences, Stires Family

Where do you even begin .. You truly are a treasure We were lucky to meet you and have you with us for so many years. To your family I’m sorry u lost this gem. I will miss you so much . I will hold my memories of you close to my heart .. Rest In Peace Julie Lynn Lundin Fly High Cupcake ..

We’re so sorry for the loss of a beautiful person. I remember babysitting her when she was only a few months old, as she grew up she loved her music and her family so much. When she visited us at auntie Nancy’s she was always full of joy. She showed us all how to live our lives and nothing seemed to stop her in following her dreams. We will all miss her and remember her favorite color was purple. Always remember she beat the odds and lived a full life and had a loving family. Keep all those memories in your heart. With love Sue and Bob Brown, Russell and Nancy’s daughter.